The adventures of my former 1969 Patrol

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Re: The adventures of my former 1969 Patrol

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Found a couple of more "action" pics from back in the day: Got the cheap cowboy hat on, the Patrol is running strong, monsoons have filled the arroyos, and the family dog is photobombing. Good times! Photo is taken up on a trail that lead to old mines near Pinos Altos, NM.
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That's it....

I have GOT to get my 66 finished this weekend, so I can go out and get some photos of it in settings like this...

Instead of sitting in my driveway... :evil:
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Yeah, Hope you get it going this weekend as it looks like it will be cooler Saturday and Sunday.
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Yes, that is a great picture and the wonderful thing about these old Patrols is that they require such attention to drive that it is likely you can slowly drive them through any reasonable terrain.

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Digging up an old thread, but found a few more pics of the Patrol back in the day…good times
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That 'Patrol in the snow' picture is great, thanks for posting. I'll have to look at this thread from the start.
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Re: The adventures of my former 1969 Patrol

Post by yuke175 »

Love the color you chose! That’s the factory color of the 67 I am working on. Did you find a proper paint code and do you still have it documented?
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